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Observations from day 2 of Dallas Stars Training Camp in Cedar Park

By Brian Sweet

CALGARY, AB - MAY 15: Jake Oettinger #29 of the Dallas Stars in action against the Calgary Flames during Game Seven of the First Round of the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Scotiabank Saddledome on May 15, 2022 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The Flames defeated the Stars 3-2 in overtime. (Photo by Derek Leung/Getty Images)
CALGARY, AB - MAY 15: Jake Oettinger #29 of the Dallas Stars in action against the Calgary Flames during Game Seven of the First Round of the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Scotiabank Saddledome on May 15, 2022 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The Flames defeated the Stars 3-2 in overtime. (Photo by Derek Leung/Getty Images) /
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The Dallas Stars continued their training camp on Friday in Cedar Park. Stars’ fans flocked to the HEB Center to get autographs today from players and get to see them in action. Day 1 of training camp was filled with some questionable line decisions that you can read here. Let’s get into what happened during day 2 at Dallas Stars Training Camp.

Dallas Stars Training Camp Day 2 Recap: Line Assignments for the Day

Like I mentioned in the previous training camp recap, the coaches will continue to change lines so that way they can see who plays well together. Here were the lines from Friday courtesy of Dallas Morning News Stars Beat Reporter Matthew DeFranks.

Group A:

Peterson-Seguin-Pavelski

Kiviranta-Dellandrea-Stankoven

Tufte-Back-Studenic

Arcuri-Morrison-Ertel

Suter-Heiskanen

Shea-Cecconi

Rosburg-Holmes

Oettinger

Poirier

Group B:

Marchment-Hintz-Gurianov

Karlström-Damiani-Olofsson

Stranges-Kero-McKenzie

Lindell-Miller

Hanley-Gleason

Murray-Barteaux

Petrovic (Didn’t have partner)

Wedgewood

Scheel

Group C:

Benn-Faksa-Johnston

Blumel-Bourque-Glendening

Roulette-Gardner-Barber

Kawaguchi-Butcher-Seminoff

Harley-Hakanpää

Karow-Lundkvist

Grushnikov-Kyrou

Khudobin

Murray

Dallas Stars Training Camp Day 2 Recap: Observations

Let’s begin with a fun fan interaction between a fan and Marian Studenic. There was a nice 93 year old Slovak fan that showed up at training camp from Studenic’s home country. The two interacted and the old lady told him he better play good. Defending Big D Managing Editor Taylor Baird was the one who encountered the interaction.

Some of the other observations from camp today was how good Wyatt Johnston is with his puck handling. DeFranks posted the clip of him going one on one with Michael Karow who really shows great patience defensively. Karow might be a player the Stars call up due to an injury if he continues to show that kind of patience with his stick.

Really the only other thing that really stuck out to me at training camp was DeBoer kept together the Marchment Gurianov Hintz line for a second straight day of camp. DeBoer must have saw something the first day of camp that made him keep the line together. If he has them on the same line on Saturday, I think it could become permanent line on Opening Night.

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